NFT Trading on Flow Blockchain Is On The Decline

Flow, the decentralized blockchain created by Dappr Labs, is experiencing a steep decline in NFT trading activity. NFT platforms on the Flow blockchain, such as NBA Top Shot and NFL All Day, have seen month-after-month volume decreases. Here’s what you should know about the downturn:

NFT Sales Decline on the Flow Blockchain 

The blockchain popularized by NBA Top Shot dropped from about $39m to $15.5m in volume, according to DappRadar. Keep in mind, this drastic decrease surprisingly occurred in the span of around 2 months. In December, the NFT trading volume was lower than the previous month’s figure of $7.7m.

Moreover, according to Crypotslam, NBA Top Shot had its worst month in over two years, accumulating only $2.1m in market transactions. This is a decline of $4.9m when considering the project’s NFT volume from August. Evidently, the number of unique buyers also declined, sitting close to 7100 buyers. In addition, NFL All Day has seen a similar shrinkage in activity. The NFL All Day marketplace has thus far received around $1m worth of trading activity in the month of December. In other words, having its worst month since its inception.

Flow Endures the Crypto Winter 

As a result of the crypto winter, many companies, including Dapper Labs, the inventor of the Flow blockchain, laid off a portion of their workforce. Further, in November, the company reported a 22% decrease in employment; however, the specifics were not made available.

It’s worth noting that other networks that are associated with NFTs have also sharply declined, including Ethereum and Solana. Even though they didn’t fall as much, the entire NFT market has been experiencing the effects of this rough market. According to Dune Analytics, the overall volume of NFTs has decreased 97% since the start of the year.